The Greek-English New Testament presents the 2018 Byzantine (Majority) Greek text of Robinson and Pierpont alongside the Byzantine Text Version. The Byzantine Text Version follows an “optimal equivalence” philosophy of translation, employing a literary style that is reminiscent of the Tyndale-King James legacy while flowing smoothly and naturally in modern English. The Greek and English are presented on facing pages to allow for easy comparison.

YOUR WORDS ARE THE DIRECTION YOUR LIFE IS GOING

Most people are seeking for ways to change their lives completely and this book addresses one of those ways: your words.

Are you aware of the power that is hidden in your words? Even if you are aware, still this book will give you even more insight.

The author Cindy Mezas herself used this master key and saw a huge change for good in her own life after having battled cancer and the damages done by chemotherapy plus radiation , years of domestic...

A unique and fresh writeup because of its multidisciplinary approach, combining the most interesting pieces of different disciplines, with a very interesting aspect of theology - Patrick Develtere, professor, KU Leuven.

This book presents a multidimensional evidence-based poverty alleviation paradigm which demonstrates that an integration of charity & justice, & other dichotomies of life is necessary to effectively deal with poverty - Johan De Tavernier, Dean and professor, Faculty of Theolog...

Experience the timeless wisdom, the epic stories, and the divine words of "The King James Version of the Bible" like never before!

Step into the pages of history and immerse yourself in the language that has shaped literature, culture, and spirituality for centuries. This remarkable edition of the Bible, first published in 1611, stands as a testament to the enduring power of faith and the enduring beauty of language.

Journey through the sacred texts, from the awe-inspiring creation of the wor...

Novum Testamentum Graece

by E. Nestle

This is a photographic reprint of the Greek New Testament by Eberhard Nestle.

An explanation of the method used by E. Nestle is described in the Advertisement (Foreword).

The Critical Apparatus shows mainly the differences with the Textus Receptus.

The one event in our history that has been least understood, is the coming of Jesus Christ to our world, to transfer humanity and our planet into a grand new reality.

What he has done is clear and simple. Yet it is so far beyond our limited imagination, that its significance has escaped the entirety of the human population, including Christian religion. The small number of individuals, and sometimes small groups, that really understood, was so free of this world and its trouble, that they hav...

The path of the righteous is as a shining light that shineth more and more, says Proverbs 4:18. A promise from God's Words I have only seen come to pass in my life as a few flickering light moments. Longer than a decade ago, I radically gave my life to Christ. The love I experienced was mind-blowing. Still, with the knowledge of the love of Christ, my life was a big mess. I was in burdensome financial debt, a people pleaser to the core, and severely wounded in my heart. So if you are experien...

Oh, how fun and exciting at the same time that you are about to start Catechesis. As a beginner it is more than logical that you walk around with many questions. Catechesis is a Bible study for beginners. For young and old. Easy to use at school, at church, at home with your family. You can also use it in a prayer group, as well as for self-study. The author of this textbook is Brigitte Holband and she wants to pass on the content of the Christian faith in a contemporary way to future generat...

Bishop John Charles Ryle (1816-1900) was a prolific writer, faithful pastor and preacher. His classic “Expository Thoughts on the Gospels” are among the finest expository writings ever written on the Gospels. They are a combination of doctrinal and practical comments on the text and are written in simple, plain English. According to the Bishop “The “Expository Thoughts” are not a learned, critical commentary. They were written to make them suitable for use at family prayers; as an ...

This book tells of God's rescue plan for humanity. Right through all the gloomy prognostications, God is working out a rescue mission but also a hidden God: Isaiah 45:15:

Truly You are a God who hides Himself, O God of Israel, the Savior.

But God is not untraceable! The bizarre thing is that divine traces can be observed through time. God takes pleasure in timing everything to perfection. God does not have to limit himself to the human agenda. When we think, "That will never work out, it is a...